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The GIII Engine Overhaul project involves the specialized servicing of two Rolls Royce MK511-8 aircraft engines for the National Aeronautics and Space Administration. The scope of work includes the shipment, maintenance, and return of engine serial number 11176 from NASA LaRC for a 1C service, as well as the shipment, midlife inspection and repair, and return of engine serial number 8801 from NASA AFRC to NASA LaRC. Managed by the Armstrong Flight Research Center with performance taking place at Edwards AFB, this forecast falls under NAICS code 336412. The primary objective is to ensure the operational readiness of both engines through comprehensive inspections and necessary repairs conducted at the contractor facility.

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Overhaul and repair of two Rolls Royce MK511-8 aircraft engines for NASA.

Agency

National Aeronautics And Space Administration → Armstrong Flight Research Center

NAICS

336412 - Aircraft Engine and Engine Parts Manufacturing

Place of Performance

Edwards AFB, CA, USA

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AgencyNational Aeronautics And Space Administration → Armstrong Flight Research Center

Contacts2 people available

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Organization / AgencyNational Aeronautics And Space Administration → Armstrong Flight Research Center

Office AddressN/A

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Moreno Susan

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Paul Curtis M

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Completion of servicing for one Rolls Royce MK511-8 aircraft engines will involve: •Shipment of engine serial number 11176 from NASA LaRC to the contractor facility •Completion of a 1C service on engine serial number 11176 from NASA LaRC •Return shipment of the overhauled engine serial number 11176 to NASA LaRC •Shipment of engine serial number 8801 from NASA AFRC to the contractor facility location •Execution of midlife inspection and repair for engine serial number 8801 at the contractor facility •Return shipment of the serviced engine serial number 8801 to NASA LaRC •Removal and sto
The objectives are to provide services for two Rolls Royce MK511-8 aircraft engines: •Engine serial number 11176 from NASA LaRC is to undergo a 1C inspection •Engine serial number 8801 from NASA AFRC is to undergo midlife inspection and repair

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